Genesis LG2 WP-3020 Installation Handbook

Wireless

PIR Detector

Installation

Handbook

2a BELLEVUE ROAD, FRIERN BARNET, LONDON, N11 3ER

Tel: 0044 (0) 208 368 7887 Fax: 0044 (0) 208 368 3952

Type: LG2 WP-3020 & WP-6004

Issue 4.

PRE-INSTALLATION NOTES

Unpacking.

On receipt, inspect the package and contents for signs of damage. If damage has oc-

curred, advise the carrier and/or suppliers immediately. Inspect the contents to confirm

that all items are present and undamaged. If any items are missing or damaged, contact

the supplier immediately. It is advisable that the original carton is retained as this forms

the safest transport container in the event that a unit has to be returned for any reason.

Servicing.

This unit should not require general servicing. Any repair work should only be under-

taken by qualified service personnel.

Moisture.

Do not expose the internal electronics of this unit to moisture i.e. take care during installa-

tion or when changing batteries not to allow rain or damp into the product. When the

product is sealed it is water resistant to IP66.

Take great care of the mirror surface. Do not scratch it or allow dust or dirt to settle on it.

Box Contents.

1 x GENESIS wireless G2 series PIR detector

1 x Ring magnet

2 x C cell alkaline batteries fitted in detector

3 x no 8 wall plugs

3 x no 8 2” screws

1 x no 6 1/2” screw

1 x no 6 wall plug

LG2WP-3020 & 6004 Wireless PIR Detector Specification.

Mirror type 30 metre x 20 metre or 60 metre x 4 metre .

Both types use adaptive focal length.

Alarms Detection / Anti Tamper / Anti Cloaking / Shock.

Temp comp Temperature sensor compensates for extreme conditions

Batteries 2 x 1.5 volt alkaline C cells

Battery life 2 years approximately. (Depending on number of activations)

External power supply 12 volts DC

RF output 434.525Mhz 10m/w (UK and European version)

RF range 1-2 Km line of sight

Encoding Rolling code

Call In Every 60-80 seconds

IP rating 66

Enclosure High impact ABS with EPDM 1mm thick window

Colour Silver

Temperature -10 +70

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INDEX

page

mechanical or electrical, is strictly prohibited without the express written permission of

Luminite Electronics Ltd.

Luminite Electronics Ltd acknowledge all registered trademarks.

Luminite Electronics Ltd reserve the right to make changes to this handbook and to its

products without prior notice in order to improve design or performance characteristics.

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Introduction and how the system works. 4

Typical Wireless Genesis system. 5

Code & Function switches explained. 6,7 & 8

SUB NET codes. 8

SITE code and Pulse count. 9

UNIT codes. 10,11

Repeater & Sub Net diagrams. 11,12

Installation. 13

Fixing in position. Mounting height. Minimising false

alarms.

14

Mirror adjustments. Correct positioning & alignment. 15

Detection patterns. 16

Testing and commissioning. 17

How to change sensitivity.

18

Quick set up guide. 19

Introduction

The LG2 WP # # wireless Passive Infra Red Detectors (PIR) have been designed to

meet the newest and most demanding requirements of the CCTV market. These detec-

tors provide the versatility of wireless whilst meeting and surpassing the requirements

needed for a BS8418 system.

Two detection ranges are available.

30 metres out x 20 metres across or 60 metres out x 4 metres across.

These detectors have a modern artistic styling which disguises the product’s true function

and enables them to blend in with modern architecturally designed buildings.

These new PIR’s use mirror technology instead of Fresnel lenses. The reason for this is

to maximise the optical gain thus allowing a thick EPDM front filtered window to be used.

Additionally many more segments can be used to give greater area saturation.

The mirrors have adaptive focal length which regulates the image size no matter where

it is in the field of view. This enables accurate detection of a target at various speeds and

distances and also makes it easier to filter out small animal movements.

In addition, the Quad in line pyro sensor splits the zones and can be gated either as (A +

B) or (A or B)

The PIR also contains a shock sensor to detect physical attack and IR transmission anti-

masking. Light and thermal sensors allow the detector to compensate for the outdoor

environment. The PIR continuously poles in to verify that it is operational. Every time it

transmits it also sends other information such as battery condition as well as pulse count

settings and software revision number. This detector operates from two standard alka-

line C cells and uses a charge pump to provide optimum performance even when the

batteries are nearly depleted.

How the system works.

At the heart of the system there is a Masthead which receives the data transmitted by the

PIR detectors.

Each time a PIR detects movement it transmits data to a masthead which then passes

the data via an RS232 link to a control unit such as the LGRU16 Luminite relay unit.

This control unit has volt free contacts to provide up to 16 individual alarms and tampers.

Additionally it will provide global tamper, low battery and missed call-ins. There is also a

text output for video insertion on some makes of DVR that have POS inputs.

Alternatively, the masthead may be connected directly to some specific DVR’s which

have been adapted to the Genesis protocol. This method greatly reduces wiring and

time. Current makes are:

RS232 interfaces: Videoswitch, HeiTel (Vista)

IP Interfaces: DM, IMMIX & Panasonic. Also SMTP email alerts of trouble conditions

such as Low Battery, Missed Call etc.

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Alarm panel or DVR

LGRU16

(Alarm Relay

Control Unit)

LG2 WP series

Wireless PIR detectors

Connection to con-

trol Interface using

4 core alarm cable.

(RS232)

LGIP MT434

Masthead transceiver

(Passes information to

control unit)

Up to 4 control units

may be connected

together to provide

up to 64 outputs.

Typical Wireless Genesis System using LGRU16

interface and LGIP MT434 IP enabled receiver

This typical example shows how the wireless PIR detectors transmit to the LGMT434 Masthead

Receiver, which in turn passes the alarm information via a wired link to the Alarm Relay Control Unit

LGRU16 which monitors all the PIRs and reports missed call-ins, low battery conditions etc. The

LGMT434 Masthead Receiver is normally placed on the outside of the building where it can get the

best reception from the PIR transmitters

As standard the LGRU16 Alarm Relay Control Unit is supplied with 8 alarm and 8 tamper outputs.

It can be expanded up to 16 alarm and 16 tamper outputs by adding an extra module called an

LGRM8. These alarms are provided by relay contacts and will interface with virtually any alarm

system. LGRU16 control units can be connected together to provide up to 64 outputs.

Each alarm output comprises of five coloured ribbon wires. These are made up of common, normally

open and normally closed contacts for the alarm and a pair of normally closed contacts for the

tamper.

Features:

Up to 64 detectors

per system

Full supervision from call-ins

Battery voltage monitoring

Easy relay interface to popular

makes of DVR and alarm panels

One tamper relay for each alarm relay

LED display for alarm events

Emails low battery and

fault conditions.

Communicates with third

party products.

Walk Test

Instrument

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CODE & FUNCTION SWITCHES EXPLAINED

Genesis 2 Wireless PIR detector has three banks of eight-way switches which

have the following functions:

WIRELESS TRANSMISSION CODE SETTINGS

Site code. These codes are used to separate one site from another.

There are 32 codes to choose from and any number can be used

as long as it is different from other nearby sites that are using

Genesis products. The LGWT434 Walk Test Instrument can be

used to search for nearby sites and display the site codes used.

Switches 4-8 Typical setting: 4-8 ON = Site code 1.

Sub net. A division of the site code and usually only used where repeaters

are required. See LGMT434 operating instructions for more

information.

Switches 1-3 Typical setting: 1-3 ON = Sub Net 1.

Unit code. Each detector must have an individual unit number. Set the first

detector as UNIT 1 and the second as UNIT2 etc. Do not duplicate

numbers or leave gaps.

Switches 9-14 See table.

PIR FUNCTIONS.

Pulse count.

Counts the number of pulses caused when a person walks across

the detector’s field of view. The greater the number, the more the

person has to move to cause an alarm. Pulse count 1 is very

sensitive while pulse count 4 is quite insensitive. Experiment with

the setting to optimise the results so that persons are detected in

good time but not so sensitive that the detector may be prone to

false alarm from incidental movement from trees, shrubs, loose

materials etc.

Switches 15&16 Typical setting: 15 ON 16 OFF = 2 pulse count.

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Sensitivity. With the switch in the ON position the sensitivity will be the factory

setting. If the switch is down, a different sensitivity may be

selected which can be either higher or lower. Low sensitivity is

sometimes needed to reduce the detection distance.

Higher sensitivity increases distance but also increases the risk of

false activation from environmental conditions.

It is recommended to leave the product in the factory set condition.

Typical setting: 17 ON = Standard setting

AND OR. The Genesis 2 PIR detector uses a Quad in line pyro sensor which

essentially acts like two separate sensors side by side. The AND

OR switch can select whether both sensors must detect movement

together or whether only one or the other is required. AND gating

is the best form of filtering out nuisance alarms from mobile

materials, foliage and reflections.

Typical setting: 18 Off = AND enabled

Power saving.

Busy sites such as school playgrounds, car park entrances etc

can cause an unnecessarily large number of alarm transmissions.

Although these alarms may be ignored during the day time it is still

wasteful of battery power and therefore in these circumstances it is

recommended that the Power saving mode be selected by

switching OFF switch 19. The result is that if too many alarms

occur in a short space of time, further transmissions are inhibited

for 30 minutes. Despite this mode being selected, power saving

will not operate during the first 60 minutes of operation after power

up to enable testing to be completed.

Typical setting: 19 ON = Power saving OFF.

Advanced. Leave this switch in the ON position to enable Normal operation.

Switch down to enter Advanced Settings.

In this mode the detection range can be adjusted to be shorter or

longer than the standard range.

See page 18.

There are other features such as disabling the tampers which can

be set in this mode. If appropriate these will be explained to you

during a call to our technical help team on 020 8361 5255.

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SWITCHES 1 2 3

SUB NET CODES

1

  

Only used with repeaters 2

  

3

  

4

  

5

  

6

  

7

  

8

  

ON = 

OFF = 

ON

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Unit code

Pulse

Sub net

Site code

ON

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

ON

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

Sensitivity

AND OR

Power save

Advanced

Not used

Battery

Int power

Ext power

Sub net & Site codes Unit codes & Pulse count Functions

This typical example has the following setting:

Sub net1

Site code 2

Unit code 2

Pulse count 2

Sensitivity Normal

AND selected

Power saving OFF

Advanced mode disabled

Battery ON

Internal power ON On and powered from batteries.

External OFF No external power

Battery & Switch ON Battery and Int power for normal battery use.

Int power. The battery switch connects the batteries to the regulator and the

Int power switch connects the regulator to the main circuit.

Supplied switched OFF. Switch ON 22 & 23 to power by battery.

24 MUST be OFF.

Ext power. When the product is to be powered from an external 12 volt DC

power source switch this ON and make sure that switches 22 & 23

are OFF.

Supplied switched OFF. Switch ON 24 to power by external 12 volt

supply.

Switches 22 & 23 MUST be OFF

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SWITCHES 4 5 6 7 8

SITE CODES

1

    

2

    

3

    

4

    

5

    

6

    

7

    

8

    

9

    

10

    

11

    

12

    

13

    

14

    

15

    

16

    

17

    

18

    

19

    

20

    

21

    

22

    

23

    

24

    

25

    

26

    

27

    

28

    

29

    

30

    

31

    

32

    

SWITCHES 15 16

PULSE COUNT

P 1

 

P 2

 

P 3

 

P 4

 

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SWITCHES 9 10 11 12 13 14

UNIT CODES

1

     

2

     

3

     

4

     

5

     

6

     

7

     

8

     

9

     

10

     

11

     

12

     

13

     

14

     

15

     

16

     

17

     

18

     

19

     

20

     

21

     

22

     

23

     

24

     

25

     

26

     

27

     

28

     

29

     

30

     

31

     

32

     

33

     

34

     

35

     

36

     

37

     

38

     

39

     

40

     

41

     

42

     

43

     

44

     

Unit codes.

Start with unit code 1 for the first detector on the system and increase in increments of

one for each additional detector. There are 64 unit codes. (1-64)

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Repeater and Sub Net diagrams.

Example 1 shows PIR’s communicating directly with the Masthead. All Sub Nets are 1.

Example 2 shows some PIR’s routing through a repeater They are on Sub Net 2 and the

repeater converts them to Sub Net 1.

Fig 4.

SUBNET 1

MAST

SYSTEM

CONTROLLER

PIR

1 Masthead

KEY

Fig 5.

SUBNET 2

SYSTEM

CONTROLLER

SUBNET 1

MAST

PIR

REP

1 Masthead &

1 Repeater

KEY

Unit codes continued.

UNIT CODES

45

     

46

     

47

     

48

     

49

     

50

     

51

     

52

     

53

     

54

     

55

     

56

     

57

     

58

     

59

     

60

     

61

     

62

     

63

     

64

     

SWITCHES 9 10 11 12 13 14

In this example, two

repeaters communi-

cate in parallel to one

receiver. They both

must have different

receiving Sub Nets

however they both

transmit Sub Net 1 just

as the local PIRs do.

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MAST

Fig 6.

SUBNET 1

SUBNET 2

SUBNET 3

PIR

SYSTEM

CONTROLLER

REP

PIR

REP

1 Masthead &

2 Repeaters

KEY

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Installation:

To fix the product to the wall, connect to the terminals and change the switch

setting it is necessary to remove the mirror assembly.

First the front cover must be removed by unscrewing the bottom screw and

lifting the cover just past the top of the gasket. Now push the whole cover up-

wards so that it slides out off the retaining claws. (See diagram supplied in the

carton).

Cable glands

Screw holes

& bungs

65mm

60mm

73mm

Front cover claw sockets

Front cover screw insert

Detach the mirror assembly by

removing the white knurled screw

and the R clip.

Pull out the bottom spindle fol-

lowed by the top threaded spindle.

Unplug the 20 way connector from

the mother board and carefully

place the assembly to one side

ensuring that it does not get wet or

contaminated. The mirror must

remain perfectly clean. Take care

not to scratch the mirror.

Using the measurements shown,

drill and plug the holes using the

wall plugs provided. Screw the

magnet in the

centre using the No4 screw and

yellow plug.

Place the product over the magnet

so that it resides in the rear recess

and then screw the product in

place using the three No8 screws

provided. Fit the black hole bungs

to maintain the weather

rating.

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Mounting height

2.5m

To

4m

Mounting height

The correct height for the PIR is 2.5 metres above the

ground, however it can be mounted up to 4 metres but

the mirror must be angled down. See “mirror adjust-

ments”.

Fixing in position.

Minimising false alarms.

Make sure that nothing can move or flutter in front of the detector and avoid fac-

ing reflective surfaces. The fixing of the detector must be solid and not sway.

Avoid situations where the detector can overshoot the detection area.

The Genesis 2 detector uses a patented Black Mirror which filters out unwanted

sunlight however it is still good practice to consider the position carefully to mini-

mise the possibility of reflections.

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Up/Down

Coarse Adjust.

Front view

Top view

The normal position for the mirror is

0 degrees with the mirror looking

directly ahead as shown.

Laser level

kit from

Screw Fix.

60 metres

Correct positioning and alignment.

Because this product uses highly reflective mirrors it is possible to accurately align the

mirror using a Laser beam. This is especially useful for the 60 metre mirror version.

A very low cost laser is available from Screw Fix (product code 41786) for about £25 and

comes complete with a tripod.

Fix the detector in position but do not switch it on or fit the front cover. Place the tripod at

the furthest point where you want the mirror to cover and emit the beam directly at the

detectors mirror. Now adjust the mirror using the Horizontal and Vertical adjustments so

that the reflected beam appears on the face of the pyro sensor. A dentist mirror placed

over the pyro helps this procedure.

Side view

Left / Right adjustment is achieved

by slackening the knurled white

thumb screw and rotating the mir-

ror assembly click by click in 10

degree steps to the required posi-

tion. The degrees –50 0 +50 are

shown in the picture.

Fine adjustment from –5 to +5 de-

grees is achieved by rotating the

Fine Adjust screw either clockwise

or anti-clockwise.

Up / Down tilt is adjusted with the

white nylon screw as shown.

Fine Adjust.

Mirror adjustments

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Detection Patterns.

Types of Mirrors.

There are two

mirror versions to

choose from but

the mirrors are not

interchangeable.

The Walk Test

Instrument

indicates the 30 x

20 metre detection

pattern as Type 7

and the 60 x 4

metre as Type 6.

LGWT434

Walk Test Instrument

Detection range will vary according to the air temperature and surrounding environment.

For example: large areas of white concrete in very hot weather will reduce the sensitivity

as will air temperatures of 37 degrees. If these situations occur and are present every

day then it may be necessary to increase the sensitivity of the detector by entering the

Advanced settings mode. Call our Technical Help Line for further information and

assistance.

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Testing & Commissioning.

It is recommended to use a Walk Test Instrument for this procedure however it is

possible to set the detector up using a receiver connected to a control unit but

this will not be very easy or accurate.

With the mirror assembly removed, set the SUB and SITE codes as well as the

pulse count. If the product is to operate from batteries switch ON switches 22 &

23 and switch OFF 24. If the product is to operate from a 12 volt supply, switch

ON 24 and switch OFF 22 & 23 instead. Plug in the 20 way IDC connector to

the mother board and re-fit the mirror assembly.

The mirror may now be adjusted as described on page 14.

IMPORTANT. Re-fit the front cover before testing as any air flow around the

sensor will cause an alarm. DO NOT PUSH THE WHITE WINDOW.

Set the Walk Test Instrument to the chosen SITE & SUB Net code and select

“Receive Directly”. Now walk into the detection area and listen for the bleep.

The Unit number will be displayed along with the Mirror type, battery voltage and

signal strength.

Every time the bleep is heard, stop moving and wait for at least 5 seconds

before continuing.

To test how well the Masthead is receiving the signal, switch Down 12 on the

Masthead and set the Walk tester to Receive Via Masthead. Two signal

strengths will now be shown. The one marked sm is the signal at the Masthead.

For further information on the walk tester, refer to the LGWT434 hand book.

Once you are happy that the detector is operating to your requirements, screw

the cover screw up from the bottom being careful not to cross thread it.

NB: Because the cover has a liquid tight gasket seal there will be an air pressure

build up inside the product which will gradually normalise. The side effect of this

will be to cause the sides around the gasket to lift slightly. Using the palms of

your hands, gently push the sides in and towards the wall which will close up the

gap. Be careful not to push the white window as damage will occur.

Call our Technical Help Line for further information and assistance.

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How to change PIR sensitivity:

The first bank of code setting switches have a second function of changing the detectors

sensitivity. This is a temporary deviation from their normal use and after the gain has

been set, these switches revert to their normal operation and will need to be set to the

correct Sub & Site code.

1. Switch PIR off using switches 22,23,24 off (down).

2. Make a note of the site and subnet settings.

3. Set switches 1 to 20 on (up) and 21 to 24 off (down).

4. Set switches 1 to 5 to your desired gain setting.

5. Set switches 19 & 20 off (down).

6. Switch PIR on using 22,23&24.

7. Press tamper button for 1 second.

8. Switch PIR off using 22,23 & 24.

9. Set switches 19 & 20 on (up).

10. Set switch 17 off (down).

11. Set your site and sub net settings.

12. Switch PIR on using switches 22 & 23 on (up) for battery or

24 on (up) for DC supply.

13. PIR is now operating with your new gain settings.

ON

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Sub net & Site codes Unit codes & Pulse count Functions

ON

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Unit code

Pulse

Sub net

Site code

Sensitivity

AND OR

Power save

Advanced

Not used

Battery

Int power

Ext power

ON

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

SWITCHES 1 2 3 4 5

Gain settings

3 x lower

    

2 x lower

    

Normal

    

2 x higher

    

3 x higher

    

ON = 

OFF = 

LG2 WP-3020 & WP-6004 Wireless PIR Detector Installation Handbook Page 19.

Quick set up guide

1. Choose the position, drill the wall using the template provided.

2. Fix the magnet to the wall and place the product over it so that the magnet

resides in the centre of the rear of the product.

3. Remove the mirror assembly for ease of access to the switches, terminals

and screw holes.

4. Choose a Sub Net code using switches 1,2&3. SN1 is normally used

unless the system uses repeaters (See page 6).

5. Choose a Site code using switches 4,5,6,7&8. There are 32 to choose

from and they are used to differentiate one system from another.

(See page 7).

6. Choose a Unit number (See pages 8 & 9). You cannot use the same unit

number as another detector on the same system and all numbers incre-

ment starting from 1 with a maximum of 64.

7. Select a Pulse Count to avoid false alarms using switches 15&16.

(See page 7).

8. If the product is to be powered from the batteries

Switch ON switches 22 &23. Switch 24 must be OFF.

9. If powered from external 12 volt supply, switch ON switch 24.

Switches 22 & 23 must be OFF.

10. Plug the ribbon cable back into the mother board and re-fit the mirror as-

sembly.

11. Adjust the mirror to face in the correct direction and then replace the front

cover. DO NOT PUSH THE WHITE WINDOW.

12. Walk test the product using the LGWT434 Walk Test Instrument available

separately. For more detailed information on Walk testing refer to the

LGWT434 hand book.

Luminite Genesis product range

Wireless PIR detectors

G1 Wireless PIR’s 30m x 20m LGWP3020

G1 Wireless PIR’s 15m x 20m LGWP1520

G1 Wireless PIR’s 40m x 4.5m LGWP4004

G1 Wireless PIR’s 12m Horizontal curtain LGWP12HC

G1 Wireless PIR’s 12m Vertical curtain LGWP12VC

G2 Wireless PIR’s 30m x 20m LG2WP3020

G2 Wireless PIR’s 60m x 4m LG2WP6004

Wireless Accessories

IP Masthead/Repeater LGIP MT434

Masthead/Repeater LGMT434

Masthead Relay Unit LGMRU4x4

Relay Expansion Module LGREM4x4

Walk Test Instrument LGWT434

16 way relay unit LGRU16

Relay module LGRM8

16 way DM interface unit LGDM16

16 way relay unit with end of line resistor LGRU16ELR 3 versions

Relay module with end of line resistor LGRM8ELR 3 versions

Optional antenna AE434

Transmitter module LGTX434

Portable Key Point LGKP

Static Key Point LGKS

Hard wired PIR detectors

G1 Wired PIR’s 30m x 20m LGHW3020

G1 Wired PIR 15m x 20m LGHW1520

G1 Wired PIR 40m x 4.5m LGHW4004

G1 Wired PIR 12m horizontal curtain LGHW12HC

G1 Wired PIR 12m vertical curtain LGHW12VC

G2 Wired PIR’s 30m x 20m LG2HW3020

G2 Wired PIR’s 60m x 4m LG2HW6004

Hard wired PIR detectors with RS485

G1 Wired PIR (RS485)15m x 20m LGRS1520

G1 Wired PIR (RS485)40m x 4.5m LGRS4004

G1 Wired PIR (RS485)12m horizontal curtain LGRS12HC

G1 Wired PIR (RS485)12m vertical curtain LGRS12VC

G2 Wired PIR’s (RS485) 30m x 20m LG2RS3020

G2 Wired PIR’s (RS485) 60m x 4m LG2RS6004

RS485 Accessories

RS485-RS232 Adapter LGA485

LUMINITE ELECTRONICS LTD, 2a BELLEVUE ROAD, FRIERN BARNET, LONDON, N11 3ER

Tel: 0044 (0) 208 368 7887 Fax: 0044 (0) 208 368 3952

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